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[SpacegrassParticipant]

I can’t see the Bucks taking Henson when they have Sanders and Udoh who do the same things.  They need interior scoring so I would think Zeller would make more sense than Henson.  Other than that it’s not too far fetched the way you are projecting it.  Even though I think the Bobcats are best suited taking Thomas Robinson over Barnes.

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 And that quality could be quite appealing to the Milwaukee Bucks on draft night if the 6-foot-11 North Carolina junior is still available at the No. 12 spot.

"Obviously, we like him, but he’s not going to be there at 12 when we select," Bucks director of scouting Billy McKinney said after Henson’s impressive workout at the Cousins Center on Tuesday. "It’s a matter of whether it’s practical for us to move up or the teams ahead of us would value him as much as we would.

"From my standpoint, I look at him as being able to play a 4 (power forward) and some 5 (center). You don’t have that many traditional back-to-the-basket centers in the NBA.

 

[SpacegrassParticipant]

I hear ya , I just don’t see it.  I am not going to neg you for having a different reasonable opinion.

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 in this site, if you don’t have drummond at 6 you’re a dumbass!?!?

why wouldn’t the cavs get a big that can play either pf or c. with the first pick and then load up on wings? tony wrotten, will barton, and kris middleton compliment a potential all star drummond and kyrie irving. and thats just my pick.

there are overall more wings available with the other 3 picks they have. quincy miller, doron lamb.. etc. as opposed to good centers, fab melo, ezeli?

[Wahoo757Participant]

I don’t really like Henson as a prospect, I think 12 is fair for him, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Sacramento reaches for him at 5.

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